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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-21

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-21

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-21

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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-24
THE EXCURsIoNIsTs
That Today are Seeing the Historic
Sights of the City.

.
Sights of the City.
! Tue excursion party arrived In the
city at noon today In ten Pullman cars,
most OF which are new aud used for the
first time. Six OF the cars started from
! the Illinois Central railroad in Chicago,
| and four have since been added to 40
commodate the increased nu uber OF
| passengers gathered on the way. The
! party report a very pleasant trip AS far
MS New Orleans, at which place they
met with wet reception, but on the
last Two days Of their stay there, tue
weather cleared of and enabled them
to look round the city and to see the city
as 1t ought 10 be seen. Thence they
came here. To-day the major part Of
party dined at the Maverick and Menger
hotels and then DIVIDED 80 that they
could be taken around and zee the
sights.
Among the party is Mr.. w. Coleman,
publisher Of the Milwaukee Daily Her
aid, who kindly furnished the LIGHT with
the list of the Milwaukee party as fol-
lows:
Caper NJ. LANCER, DR.. j. p. Thompson,
wife and daughter, Miss Picketson, q.
s. Mitchell. wife and son, Ed. Ascher-
man and wife, Halbert and Ii. Coleman,
5. Bryant, wife aud daughter. ii. 5.
Nichols and sister, ). WuhIFat, Robt
Numemacher, h. j. Pierce, wife aud
daughter, Horace Griggs, Lou Mathews,
j. Campbell, j. Z. Tichenor, VIM. Booth
and Geo. b. Poison.
The major part Of these di. ed at the
Maverick, but the full list OF diners was
not attainabe.
The following excursioDists dined AT
the Menger hotel:
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Thurber, Mich,
two children and servant; l.. X. Fisher
and wife, Albion, Mich; II. W heller and
wife, Ann ArbOr, Mich; w. W. Converse
and wife, Miss Spencer, II. b. Bigglow
and wife. New Haven, Conn; Andrew
Saver, Frank l.. Smith, Defiance,
Ohio; w. l.. sherman, Rankakee, Iii /;
j. NJ. Prity and wife. Miss Alice Kelsey,
Chicago; S. Z. Uttley, Houston; e. n.
Lewis, Defiance, o; T.. Gooder, San
Francisco; II. j. Grossins, Cinoinnati;
C. NJ. Sanger, Ed. Archormann and wife,
A. Z. Lawyer, Milwaukee,; K. era wford,
Miles City, Mon; A. w. Henckle, Min
neapolis; j. K. BOyye. Sioux City; Mr..
ann Mrs. Lockren, Minneapolis; Miss
Bertha Abbott, g. II stiles, Chicago.
Frank Peavey, Mr.. and Mira.
Scott Christian, Minneapolis; Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Christian, Minneapolis;
John Spills, Cincinuati; Mr.. and Mrs. b.
II. Leonard, Anthony; George F. Mey-
eys, Cincinnati; L. Z. Carter, Defiance,
O;W G. Gregory, Cincinnati; E. j.
Fillapaugh, Lacinr; Wis; I. f. Swami.
Il. S. Hassensten, Thos. Buman, w.
Badge. Chicago; DR.. Badge, ST. Paul; V.
Schumacher, police lieutenant, Chicago.
Most OF the excursionists leave at l q.
IN. tomorrow for Cotton, California
Here some Of the party will stay, the
remainder going on to Los Angeles. All
will ultimately arrive in San Francisco,
see the sights there, and return east, via
the Rio Grande route.
The excursion extends from one to
three months, and gives the excursion
lists good insight Of the states through
which they travel.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-24
We Want Them.

Major Seth Mabry, a big cowman OF
Kansas City, and Captain Bill Butler,
who owns one pasture Of SIS 900 acres In
Ksrnes county, are In the city. There
Is probability that We will have Major
Mabry as a citizen Of this city. and Capt.
time here, too. San Antonio is rapidly
and surely becoming the centre for the
cowmen Of Texas, ana we already have
large number Of them who have re.
Gently purchased residences here.
Among them Col. Blocker, who has To-
Gated on Garden sire t, and Mr.. Matt
Murphy, who Is wintering here, and may
become q citizen. Mr.. Murphy owns
fine ranches In northwes Texas and in
Dakota.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-24
Military Matters.

Under the requirements Of paragraph
4. special orders No. 20, current series,
from the headquarters of the army, Ma
jOr Daniel n. Bash, paymaster, United
states army, is relieved from duty in the
department of Texas.
Paragraph l, special order No. %,
February 10th, 1887, from headquarters.
granting leave OF absence for one month,
on surgeons certificate of disability, to
Captain j. c. Thompson, third cavalry,
Is revoked, for the reason that leave OF
absence on surgeons certificate of disa.
bility, for six months was on the 10th in
slant granted Captain Thompson in
paragraph -, Deoial order No. 81, from
the headquart' IS Of the army.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-24
THE STOLEN PROPERTY.
Hidden In a Polling Placs on Election
Day Under the Officers Noses.

Hidden In Polling Placs on Election
Day Under the oficers Noses.
Among the articles stolen by the Mex.
lean thieves arrested yesterday by the
police, and which were recovered from
the little restaurant at the corner OF East
and Buens Vista street are the following
articles: Five skirts, 2 under-bodies, /
silk basque, white and one brown
linen dress skirts, riding habit, l pair
riding gloves, napkins, white silk,
red silk shawl, towel, l white wrapper,
l overskirt, 2 ladies hats. piece OF brown
silk dress goods, lot OF Jet trimmings, .
feather pillows, / doutle mattress,
table cloths, lace dress, l pink dress,
sheet, bed spread, 2 trays. half dozen
silver knives, half dozen silver forks,
half dozen silver table spoons, half dozen
silver teaspoons, 2 glass goblets, syrup
pitcher, ! sugar bowl, 3 tea cups, 3 tea
plates, Skinner plates, and silver but
ter dish worth S35, and silver casters
worth S45.
The officers also found Z more calf
skins, making In all ten recovered, out
Of the dozen or so stolen from Killing.
These calf skins were sold by Manuel
Corona at sacrifice to Espiridion Cruz,
a one legged shoemaker on South Flores
street, Cruz evidently knew they were
stolen when he bought them. although
he stoutly denied having them when
questioned closely by the officers. He
must be graceful and ar
tistic liar, as he was able to
look the officers straight In the eye
when denying this, and that too, when
the man who sold them to him was
standing In front OF him. telling the
officer the price he paid for the skins,
etc. He afterwards owned up to hav.
Ing them and is now as likely to
go "over the road" as the balance.
A singular fact connected with the re-
covery OF the bulk OF the stolen property
Is the place where they were found, cor
ner East and Bus ma Vista streets. Ii 10
a restaurant and on election day was
used as the voting place for ward No. 2,
and all day long police officers, from
msrshals, down. as we'll as judges OF
election, etc, went In and out Of the
same room in which the property was
hidden at the time, in trunks. under
beds and under mattresses. and they did
not dream Of Its being there. All the
property has not yet been recovered, bur
no less than II pawn tickets, for articles
pawned, for sums varying from 81 to Sc
have been recovered.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-24

Editor LIGHT:

Editor LIGHT:
In an article In yesterdays LIGHT
headed across The San Pedro" some
writer slludes to the low class OF indi-
viduals who invade the west side OF the
city and are great annoyance at night
to the neighbors as well as to the police
In regard to the police, your correspond.
ent, | believe, is rather severe in his re-
marks. The trouble is, that the police
officers have to deal at night time with
a very low class of people, especially
some chronic drunkards and all sorts Of
tramps from all paris of the world. Our
police are known TO be very efficient and
gallant, and 1t is to be hoped that gradu-
ally the night owls gathering around
the many sporting dens, will be in
vited TO seek for other quarters in the
bOarder towns. Our city is daily grow
ing and Improvements are going on in
all parts-acrOss the San PedrO-not ex-
cluded. This part OF the city is by far
not the disreputable place any more il
used to be looked at; there are as nice
dwelling houses and as refined peo-
pie living there as anywhere else.
Besides the old Santa Rosa hospital, that
part OF the city Is now provided with q
substantial, first class hospital which
would be an ornament to any large city
Then there exists number OF bene-
ticient factories, for instance the OLD gas
factory and soap factory, a first class
tannery and fine new brewery, not
quite completed, and Water Pearce oil
factory. All these institutions bring
business to the city, and improvements
In this line are going on daily, so that
undoubtedly the time is not far of, when
''scross the San Pedro" will be looked
upon as a rival and with no little jeal-
ousy. The low shanties, where the In
ternational depot with its iron horse, lie
located, are long no more in existence,
and so the small shanties in the rear Of
the Washington saloon, will also grad.
ually give place for new generation.
"Que Vive Ell ~ X. K. MENGER.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-24
Child Killed.

A woman named Mrs. Neigabauer and
her little babe met with sad accident
yesterday on the banks Of the Salado,
near this city, which resulted in the
death Of the babe. The husband and
wife had been to San Antonio to get the
baby, which had been here under treat
ment Of q physician. Returning home
with the child, their wagon was upset,
and the child and woman thrown out.
The baby's neck was instantly broken,
and the woman was dangerously hurt
by the wheels OF the wagon running
across her chest and neck. Last year
baby OF this woman died en- route TO San
Antonio for treatment, and brother OF
hers, while asleep, fell and hurt his
head so badly that he died.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-24
On to Houston.

President Lott and Traffic Manager
YOskum recently visited Houston and
held consultation with Messrs. T. w.
House, w. d. Cleveland, j. G. Hutchin-
son and other prominent citizens re-
specting the sdvisability OF extending
the road from Eagle Lake to Houston.
What Is the result OF the consultation
cannot yet be authOritatively learned
but rumor says that there Is every pros
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-24
The Children Provided for.

John KrOebs has not been able to patch
up his difference with his wife owing to
her Partially for another fellow, but he
has succeeded in providing for bis child
rem. One has been taken by a saloon
keeper, Schramm, and the other goes
out to friends In The country. There
fore there is no danger of their being
again in the friendly charge Of the
police.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-24

Mr.. Ludwig Mahncke will lease the
hotel corner Houston and st. Mary's
streets next Monday, and will open the
establishment to the public March 10
This hotel, which has IS rooms, will be
completely retitted and refurnished, and
will be maintained in that priDcely style
which none can initiate and which be,
longs exclusively to Mahncke.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-24

Sheriff Lewis returned last night from
the Dallas Sheriff. convention and is
loud in his praises OF the county and
city officials, there, and OF their hos pitaI-
ity and general treatment of them there.
They were wined and dined and the last
banquet was grand affair. Nat says
he ls going to lay himself out to enter
tain them in San Antonio next Deoem-
har
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-24

A man named Terrell, who resides on
Carr's hill, west OF the city, left his
horse and wagon standing In front OF a
house near there last night about
O'Clock, and stepped inside moment on
business. When he returned his prop
erty was gone, and he thinks some bold
thief drove on with it.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-24
"A. w. Hartung has returned from
Cibolo, where he has been to celebrate
his fathers birthday

Prominent clergymen, physicians. and all
classes of citizens are unanimous in the in
dorsement of Salvation Oil, the great cure for
Rheumatism. Price only % cents a bottle.
At all druggists.
Young ladies, on the eve of marriage, now
give "spinster dinners" at which female
friends only are entertained. They are allowed
to talk of every thing, and never fail to men,
ton the numerous curative benefits of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup that cures all cough, cold
bronchitis, Group and sore throat.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-24
Theodore Surprised.

Theodore Weiss. Jr., we'll known
employe Of Joske's, was surprised last
night by party Of friends who came to
celebrate his 18th birthday. One part OF
the surprisers carried a cake presented
by ladies, the others keg OF beer given
by the Independent eight, and all had q
good time.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-24
DiStrict Court

A Lopez was tried for theft this morn
ing and found guilty and given a penalty
Of two years In the penitentiary.
Victor Guerrero, accused OF theft,
will be on trial this afternoon.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-24
B. Smith g. Son,

Who are strictly first-class merchant
tailors. are now receiving a fine line OF
spring and summer suitings OF German,
English, Scotch and French goods. Our
prices are sway down." Satisfaction
and fit guaranteed. Call on them and
price their goods before purchasing else
where. b. SMITH & Son,
1877 No. a West Commerce st.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-24
Died.

Thursday, February oath, at pa. M,
Milford II. Norton; funeral will take
place from the family residence, No. 1888
Catholic church, where requiem High
Mass will be celebrated.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-24

The promise Of weeping skies and the
advent OF the rainy season afforded yes
terday, was nipped by the untimely
nOrther. Try again, Mr.. Weather Clerk,
II at first you don't succeed tits lesson
you should heed try, try again, until you
bring the blessed rain.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-24
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS |!

Pique and Honey Comb Spreads,
Lace Curtains. Crestonnes, Linen
and Turkey Red Dsmask, Nap
kins, Towels, Toweling, etc,
reduced to prices which are
bound to take. We respectfully
invite the ladies to call and see
our Cloak and Hosiery Depart
ments, and see prices that will
astonish them. Do not fail TO
visit every department In the
house, for reductions have been
made on everything.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-24
Volume VII-Number 81.
GRAND CLEARING SALE!
On Account Of Removal,

readers we'll have the large Of
Alamo
eommodate rapidly trade oo@modSIs and store
WILL Monday january offer the GRANDESF
SALES held We marked down our
stocko
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-26
TIfItNIItfItU.

A a. TutODEs & Co. FURNITURE. mOvIls
n. Carpets and iioutoh0d Goods, cheap iur
cash or o. easy payments, 80 h.gnnd ~. small
tayfuput
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uESrAun,Nrs Am SALOONS.
MARIE ~.


I,REANERY BUTTER, 9 IN PKGs. ruHR AZ
" pie cider by hfl ~ unl.. IT. Marnrrs - frlnt
I'RE1H " y COUNT AND NORFOLK cas-
" Oyster Daily Uw'lpts ~ Game. tish uud
Fruits ~ August lcl a Toe NJ lcnlc a.
L'IsH. GANE POULTRY AND EGCs HErD
i daily Of bunuu co Wholesale 5nifuui
L,'OK ON .,TElts. FISH GAME AMI VA lT. az.
II ephunr J. q Mu0fr. cor Nnncr and lirfnand"
4 \ stGNAtGO 4 90. ~ sE,ONp Fll.tlE
~. wholesale and fvtuil dealer in ulsiru, ] IHh
and Game. Prepared ~ nll and ship hli Unlrn iuf
above Euuds on shuu nUiiur.
I 4. HGSAIGO q 90. TRrGn rUMrANO AND
~. 'olCry always on hand
IONS FERRY, X. e. MEATS. OYSTERS. Ft-I
u and Game Telephone ~ ~ luton II
~ ! COuNTa NORFOLK CAS- ONsIEl,- AZ
y. Ame a Sites 20 irfcr"n ~
1,ITE, a ANEs MEAT-. Fi~ii. uNsffH- ANp
- Game q Icforsun .iugt. Telephone Hh.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-26
STEAM IAUNDRIrS.

u IrSCEIsioR" STEAM LAUNDRY, SHELLEY
IL street, opposite OayOso shirt, Collan aud
Gun done With ncatncs and dispatch. None but
lnl slAss workmen employed
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-26
SHIRT FACTORIES.

NIHs ". RENOuiT. PRACTICAL SHIRT
Nj maker. Iust aud cheapest IN the city made
h order on shon notice. Perfect 10 guaranteed
h Madison street tup tuinl.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-26
LOST

NkrALTER TuutHruS. ACID u NENRs
w small ilf age. yury light half blue eyes
Dftsscd=rmy cuat blue shit waist dark luvg
Iants dark blue flblcl siprklngs, button fhoc nhl
black cloth hat LEFT home OriuiFr Cor school
aud has not iatn sen ~ hfarl ~ since. Any Ia
formation ~ ~ his whereabouts Will" lihgmlli g.
wnrtCd by his father. Y A. 1huriuu. memphis.
Tenn. Kansas city aud New Oflgaus pnPgn VIII
iayurhy copying.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-26

L'uLL I'M UF FRlyH FAMILY CIDtE liits
J. OF Workman eos. l,l Main fIf0ti
I'uHFAN,N CREAMERY NNpCOy NTrY ut
i trf aud Fruits $50 90 Murhnu A. tu. .E liI NliI
~ e. uHOUKs, 90 RAYUrEE Az, DEALER lN
VI. chuirc Family upccfrA
NtH- ~ WCilAHus. COR HANHt AN.ANU
NJ broadway. drllrr boz fancy and STAPLE ruraf'r'.
II l.. GRAY & 60. COR HEgNANUu AID
/ Vance, Keep fall line u fancy AMI s.plc
EfuorIloa
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TtIIOU~

ID MrMAHuN. MERCHANT TAILOR M UNION
ID. strrrt Work guaranteed
LNRESll lNlORIATlON~ rs GENTS SlITlNGS.
u Mcliou,. cir.. nj Siin s1-rfs cor 2dnnd court
FNOu VAST 4 STYLISH FITTING ca rAWAN
l or Suck suit so 10 =. J.. lrvi '' scrond ~
I H. LERNEH TAILOR AL WORK GUARNN.
~. trci fylc ur't claS,. %, NU.ntt
JOuN BOGCIANu. MERCHANT TAILOR 80
- Union Fitvpg
DANTS MADE 10 ORDER At 4 lIENrEW &
1 Sons. 20 Maiust
S,uITs. sp UPWARD. PANTS. ~ urWNRp ~
- any .,,lc 10 ~ lsauu', q. tuurt a.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

No 100 D.-Chans.r. 0.rH NJ shelby county
H. a. Rhinoy q I'D W. ..IN" Hul ,hnlrinn
uilr0ud a o.
Hy virtue uf nn intf... ..T HU""r fHf n'n ~.
tered IN the nluye D..... .H '.. 20 dll ri luly,
iHl N. - o. prrc i8i I'D % bubble hnrunn,
~ The highest bidder bon . .. ilr 'i'l SUI
Nnsier's office nj t1s u.r .H...' entrance ul thr
toufihousc Oi shelby y.. '.phis, I,uhu
see. on
saturday, the 1aih BH1 "I N"' mhfr' lHHI'
within legal hours. ihr .......F dn.r.h pigp
ID. blDk IL. aud iots 4 ord IT, n.Uri o. lu fuu
pickChng
payments due IN flN . ....' m"l'l. wv
With ssrufiiy. lien rr,plu.I H .HIU" lAl ih'nu
This October ~ ta7 ,.,
MtDuWll '.ib ana hh'i'E
ny J. ~ nmdlry u. q .HI w.
VIM. N. Randolph. s0iI..iuf
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LOAN OFFICES.

A OousHAWs LOAN OFFICE. - MAIN ~.
". tIhrrl loans made on hll prnnnhl pup1uy
NTrIpuiz loan OFFICE =. - GOrTiiElF.
M Manager 20 i,alc aud SO Monroe. Low mtes
on lhur amounts
NrATItAN BACH o. MONROE AND % EECOSD
y ~ diamonds, Watches Icgcly, Old Gold
and silver bought and sold.
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''il''F w '.''Ah''AH ~ 'HNll's
nFFlCES-A SUITE OF NICE OFFICES IN MA.
" sonic Temple. Apply to
Bun F. PRICE Secretary.
pOOMS-FURNlsHED AND UNFURNISHEp
IL rooms ut l2l Court street,
pOOM-NlCElE PURSUED FRONT ROOM.
IL very dcsinlblc al li2 Madison.
pOOMS-FROM lst NOVEMBER TWO con
IL Meeting roms ON first or second floors. Ref.
ercnccs. ih3 shelby street.
pOOM-SpLENDlD FRONT ROOM, WITH OR
~ without board, at 10 Mulberry street
pooMs-FuRNISHED OR UNFURNISIEp.
~ No. III Linden street
DOOMs-rURNlsIED OR UNFINISHED, AT
IL III Court StrrCt
poOM-NICE FRONT ROOM, SOUTHERN EX.
IL posurc, furnished or uniuruishcd. Apply ut
pi Vance street.
pOOMS-TWO LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS
~ with nrst clnSS board, also day and transient
boardcr accommodated. u ADAMS 81
pOoMs-FCRNlsnED OR UNFINISHED, AT
IL l2S Cour, st.
pOOMs-FOUR NICE ROOMS FOR HOUSE.
IL keeping or suitable for Offices over II North
Court street Call NJ above number
pooMs-SUITABIE FOR LIGHT HOUSE.
IL keeping. Inquire at No, 6S Court n.